When Chris and Kim tied the knot at Edgewood Farm, it was in front of a very talented group of people. Chris (owner of The Slow Motion Booth) being a prominent photographer in Minneapolis meant that many of the guests were also established photographers. With Kim being a professional graphic designer, this wedding was destined to be aesthetically beautiful down to the last detail.
The farm provided an organic and breathtaking background for the stunning affair, which featured natural elements like driftwood signage and wildflower centerpieces. The twinkle lights and votive candles provided an air of intimacy and romance. It is no surprise that such an artistic couple would put on such a fabulous event. The whole day was captured beautifully by Graddy Photography.
From the bride:
Chris and I were destined to meet despite not being a true 'match' for each other on our dating profiles. Just one year and 21 days after our first date, we said "I do" at Edgewood Farm. The venue, nestled in the bluffs of the Minnesota River Valley, offers a truly unique setting that surrounds you with peaceful views of lush trees and the river valley as well as the character and charm of a country farm.
We decorated the hillside ceremony site with hand-painted signs, strands of cafe lights, and hanging lanterns. Meanwhile the rustic barn was warmed up with burlap, lace and hanging lights to give it just the right ambiance. The floral center pieces were in painted mason jars and used peach, ivory and gray tones to create the casually elegant look we were going for. After Chris surprised me with one of our favorite musicians performing our first dance song, the night entailed dancing, campfire with s'mores, and The Slow Motion Booth for the evening's entertainment.
